I could hear the disc-jockey
In the car which was lugging me
On the road towards Memphis
And the radio was praising
A dumb thing that made me drowsy
On the road towards Memphis
I Come to you
You wait for me in your white dress
Love in the country
Looks a little like a Sunday
And having his beer, the driver
was keeping an eye on the hour
On the road towards Memphis
A guard-dog, sitting on the death-seat,
Was a bit wildly staring at me
On the road towards Memphis
I Come to you, not in a white limousine,
Wearing a suit a little worn at the sleeves.
I may keep quiet, smoke at will,
But keeping the handcuffs on my wrists
On the road towards Memphis
The cops won for once, I must say,
All I can do is pass near your place
On the road towards Memphis